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I agree with you. Is this the understanding and agreement of the owners and manufacturers of electronic callers and copyrighted property? I thought there was a thread on here once about this issue and one of the owners had issues with this. I'll try to search for the topic. So it appears that Johnny Stewart has two moose sounds, FoxPro has a few and WT has the market on the rest. The FoxPro sounds are pretty good sounds too, I especially like their Moose Rattling sound. There is a Moose biology book I am reading and it talks about the native Alaskans using pitchers of water to pour into one another to simulate a cow urinating. Apparently this method would bring bulls in and was highly productive. Now I need to sit by the microphone and try recording water being poured into a pitcher to sound like a moose urinating....lol.. I don't think anybody is selling that sound yet. My original intention of this post was to see if any websites had some good moose sounds that I couldn't find, but apparently there arn't any decent ones. All of the one's from websites just don't sound like any of the moose I've heard. If anybody does locate one though, I would appreciate a link to it. Thank you.

-Snowcamoman

<blockquote data-quote="snowcamoman" data-source="post: 259347" data-attributes="member: 8928">I agree with you. Is this the understanding and agreement of the owners and manufacturers of electronic callers and copyrighted property? I thought there was a thread on here once about this issue and one of the owners had issues with this. I'll try to search for the topic. So it appears that Johnny Stewart has two moose sounds, FoxPro has a few and WT has the market on the rest.&nbsp; The FoxPro sounds are pretty good sounds too, I especially like their Moose Rattling sound. There is a Moose biology book I am reading and it talks about the native Alaskans using pitchers of water to pour into one another to simulate a cow urinating. Apparently this method would bring bulls in and was highly productive. Now I need to sit by the microphone and try recording water being poured into a pitcher to sound like a moose urinating....lol.. I don't think anybody is selling that sound yet. My original intention of this post was to see if any websites had some good moose sounds that I couldn't find, but apparently there arn't any decent ones. All of the one's from websites just don't sound like any of the moose I've heard. If anybody does locate one though, I would appreciate a link to it. Thank you.-Snowcamoman</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snowcamoman, post: 259347, member: 8928"] I agree with you. Is this the understanding and agreement of the owners and manufacturers of electronic callers and copyrighted property? I thought there was a thread on here once about this issue and one of the owners had issues with this. I'll try to search for the topic. So it appears that Johnny Stewart has two moose sounds, FoxPro has a few and WT has the market on the rest. The FoxPro sounds are pretty good sounds too, I especially like their Moose Rattling sound. There is a Moose biology book I am reading and it talks about the native Alaskans using pitchers of water to pour into one another to simulate a cow urinating. Apparently this method would bring bulls in and was highly productive. Now I need to sit by the microphone and try recording water being poured into a pitcher to sound like a moose urinating....lol.. I don't think anybody is selling that sound yet. My original intention of this post was to see if any websites had some good moose sounds that I couldn't find, but apparently there arn't any decent ones. All of the one's from websites just don't sound like any of the moose I've heard. If anybody does locate one though, I would appreciate a link to it. Thank you. -Snowcamoman [/QUOTE]

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